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"Metaphors" Triads


Synthesize

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  • DM1A: The temple metaphor entered via an image shared from Kaustavi, inspired by and drawing on previous conceptual conversations.
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  • MN1A: The scrapbook-, graffiti-, and document-as-object enter the design process through verbal brainstorming inspired by design elements from the three focal webtexts.
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  • MN2B: The magpie-as-metaphor enters the process as a way to tie these three metaphorical objects together conceptually.
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  • MN3A: The library metaphor left the project and the blueprint metaphor entered the project in response to the overarching magpie metaphor.
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  • RR1A: The candle-as-object entered the design process via a Google image search.
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  • RR2A: The candle-as-object appears as a photo for a navigational prototype for an experimental web form.
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  • RR2D: This is the end of the project’s presence in these drafts but a desire to work with it as a design element for future drafts is noted.
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  • RR4C: The candle image was incorporated as a simple media element on interior pages in an attempt to bring the project conceptually and aesthetically together without control over the final interface.
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  • BoydA: The metaphor entered the project as an idea that emerged from their discussions, which was then solidified upon encountering that idea in a key secondary source quotation.
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  • LauerA: The webtext's title and organizing metaphor was inspired by a Shakespeare quotation associating roses and naming.
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  • VossB: The Candy Land path provided a conceptual framework for visually organizing the project as a whole.
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  • ChamberlainGramerHartlineB: The way the girls interacted with the Mac interface provided a way for organizing how the user interacted with their webtext.
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  • ChamberlainGramerHartlineF: The iMac interface provided such a strong framework for organizing the webtext as a whole that the co-authors considered it out of the question to go with another design.
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  • ChamberlainGramerHartlineH: The splash page with computer and post-it note were modeled after the technological setup in the camp computer lab.
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  • HanzalikB: The project brings together numerous elements to explore relationships between dreams and video games.
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  • HanzalikC: The project began with her overlapping interests in dreams, video games, and narratives during doctoral coursework.
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